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Malaga information, Spain

Malaga is located at Spain’s southern coast. The Spanish provinces of Sevilla, Granada, Cordoba and Cadiz surround Malaga. The southeastern part of the province touches the Mediterranean Sea. Thus, you could expect numerous beach resorts in the coastline.

Total land area is at about 7,300 square kilometers, which is sufficient to house around 1.3 million inhabitants. In the past, it can be inferred that the main means of living is though fishing. But fast track to the modern times, tourism is very well providing various business and revenue opportunities. It is no wonder that the local tourism industry is very well taken care of by the provincial government.

The Sun Coast or locally referred to as Costa del Sol is where many important and beautiful beach resorts can be found. Every year, millions of tourists from other European countries visit the area, on top of the numerous visitors from other parts of the world. Interestingly, Malaga is not only known for its beaches and coastlines. Take note that Malaga is also categorized and geographically described as a mountainous province.

Along the mountain range area can be found the municipality of Ronda, which is known in national and world history as the birthplace and origin of the interesting activity known as bullfighting. The municipality of Axarquia is well known for producing great wines and raisins. Along the area can also found the town of Antequera, which has churches that can be noted as pieces of arts and history. Prehistoric landmarks of Torcal and Dolmen of Menga are also in Antequera.

For tourists, many hotels and apartments can be accessibly found in Benalmadena, which is also widely publicized for many modern beach resorts and differently designed buildings. For the nature lovers, tropical plants can be located and abundantly found in Fuengirola. Costa del Sol and Fuengirola are also serving as entry points to the Canary Islands. The land infrastructure across the country is well taken care of and is very effective in linking the province to other cities and towns in the Malaga. There is a local airport that connects Malaga to other important cities in North Africa, Europe and even the United States.

The capital city is also called Malaga and serves as the seat of provincial government. The city is also known among cultured people worldwide as the birthplace of popularly known artist Pablo Picasso. Walking throughout the city of Malaga would take tourists to reach the castle of Gibralfaro, where anyone could comfortably and easily take an extensive view of the whole city on top.

Malaga is one centre where old structures, beaches and modernity of sophisticated cities merge. With that, it is highly expected that real estate industry is very much alive and kicking. Properties in the area are highly valuated and there are numerous developers that are operating and popularly establishing many commercial and residential centers. Any property investor could take an important and significant real estate investment in the province. And you definitely would be proud to own a property in Malaga, which could very well boost your real estate portfolio.

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